2016 and on has done nothing but reinforce the notion that Accountability is a dying—if not already dead—concept.
dakimstar
dakimstar
Have you looked at the GetOffMyLawn 3000? I hear it is boss.
I mean Xbox One X = X.B.O.X.
lol
Damn dude
840k isn’t anywhere close to a bomb, especially when you consider that it was on the under-performing (sales-wise) Wii U.
840k is a good attach rate on Wii U
looks like SOLDAT
I agree it’d be better if the issue didn’t exist at all, but when it comes to pedophilic stuff like this I’d say this is the least of evils. Does liking ‘loli’ anime or whatever actually lead to or intensify desires to go after actual children? I mean, they’re exaggerated caricatures of children and not realistic…
Nowi is adorable.
But Nowi is a dragon! Don’t hold her to our human standards!!
Sounds like you’re just upset that you don’t know as many words as other people...
seems like these commentors want it to to be statutory rape trying to start a witch hunt here, I’m sure if it were we’d probably would hsve heard about it by now plus he seems more concerned with being caught cheating and wife finding out then trying to hide or deny it
Kino is firmly established to be a woman, but conciously chooses to use “ore” and male mannerisms out of simple preference.
Definitely a girl. Although when traveling alone, it makes more sense to look like a guy.
huh, Kino was definitely born female. I always thought the androgynous look was to avoid unwanted attention while travelling... anyway, wiki wiki [spoiler?]: “In the anime, Kino’s gender is ambiguous in the beginning, but was confirmed to be female in the fourth episode, when she first meets Hermes and borrows the…
Kino is female. There is an “original” Kino (part of the back story) who’s male and is the impetus for her journey.
It’s all on wikipedia’s anime/manga portal, BTW.
Kino is a girl. The flashback episode in the first season confirmed it, and there was even a dumb AU light novel spinoff where Kino was a magical girl. I don’t understand why CR subs say “he” all the time.
Well, I found my new answer to the question: “Death challenges you to a game for your soul. What do you pick?”